Trudeau demonstrates complete hypocrisy on Trump's Tweets
Prime
Minister Trudeau's reply to U.S. President Trump's recent controversial
Tweet ‘That’s not how we do things in Canada’ is complete hypocrisy.
What
Mr Trudeau really meant to say is that in Canada, we don't "tweet" our
racism. We say nice things on tweet and other public places but
practice institutionalized racism behind closed doors.
Mr. Trudeau's most recent demonstration of racism "Canadian-style" was his firing of Jody Wilson-Raybould PC QC MP
from being Minister of Justice and the Attorney General of Canada
simply because she dared to challenge Mr Trudeau's reported unethical
efforts to manipulate her Office in behalf of SNC-Lavelin.
Would Mr. Trudeau have treated a white male francophone from Quebec in similar circumstances the same way he had treated Ms Wilson-Raybould?
Of course not - Mr Trudeau's apparent "closet Canadian racism" is betrayed in his action and not his "sentimental" statements about multiculturalism.
Mr. Trudeau doesn't care are First Nations people, visible minorities, women, poor people or the environment for that matter.
What Mr. Trudeau cares about is foremost maintaining his sexy look including his nice hair cut along with power tied to Big Oil and other corporate interests.
And
what about Mr. Trudeau's ignoring of the cries of aboriginal peoples
across Canada including those who have been raped, murdered and forced
to live in Third World conditions?
What about Mr Trudeau keeping black males our of the Senate after Prime Ministers before him had appointed them?
And
what about the apparent ongoing systematized exclusion of visible
minorities from Supreme Court of Canada Judges to senior management in
Canada's public services and crown corporations?
Mr.
Trudeau's response comes after politicians including the U.K.’s Theresa
May condemned the tweets as “completely unacceptable.”
Trudeau was recently asked by reporters for his reaction to the tweets by Trump, in which the president told several Democratic congresswomen to “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came” and then “come back and show us how it is done.”
Trump didn’t name the congresswomen in his tweets but it’s been suggested he was referring to the four who have been some of his most vocal critics: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley and Rashida Tlaib.
“I think Canadians and indeed people around the world know what I think of those particular comments. That’s not how we do things in Canada,” Trudeau said.
“A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian.”
He added that diversity is a source of strength for Canada but did not say whether he believes the tweets were racist.
Oh
yeah? According to Mr Trudeau's comments following his firing of
Raybould, diversity can only work if it can be determined it suits his
public relations agenda.
Mr.
Trudeau's idea of "diversity" seems to pivot on using a very small
amount of selected First Nations and visible minorities in the public
spotlight that can be used to support his diversity propaganda agenda.
The
truth of the matter is that Mr Trudeau's government behind closed doors
practices a far more pernicious form of racism than Mr Trump's comments
conveys. And the so-called mainstream media in Canada doesn't
challenge Mr Trudeau's hypocrisy because the owners of the Canadian
media are just as racist as Justin Trudeau - just go to any major news
room in Canada and the presence of reporters / journalists who are
either First Nations or visible minority background will be zero or next
to nothing.
So,
Mr. Trudeau should stop acting like he is morally superior to Mr
Trump. Instead Mr Trudeau should redress his own practice of
institutionalized racism beyond the rhetoric of "multiculturalism" which
his government doesn't substantively practice outside of occasional
funding to "song and dance".
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